What is the most significant book you have ever read?

[Anonymouse]

For me it is "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint Exupéry.

[Arvestaked]

Excellent choice, Anonymouse.

It is hard to say. "Significant" is so vague.

I am still not sure but I keep wanting to say The Brothers Karamazov.

[Emil]

To Kill A Mockingbird.

Emil

[Anonymouse]

Wow good choices. I guess by "significant" I should have stated something that had a profound or lasting effect on you.

By the way, Brothers Karamazov is simply superb. Dostoevsky has a godlike status for me.

[TJ]

Crime and Punishment and also Anna Karenina. If I had to choose between those two then I d have to say Walden.

[omniscient]

THE CAT IN THE HAT

[jahannam]

"Kikcore" by Hovannes Toumanian.
I was probably 7 when i read it.
and my life has never been the same! lol
i'm serious.

[SexyAries]

The most significant book i've read that touched me deeply is probably The Arbitrary Sword by Diane Goshgarian, it was he first novel and it was a very touching novel. I slo like all the Harry Potters as childish it may sound i enjoy taking a break from this world and going in another. Anyone have suggestions as to good books i should read?

[fIReBuRntInHeLL]

Quo Vadis, by Henry Senkevich
For Whom the Bell Talls, by Ernest Hemingway
The club, by Stratis Tsirkas
Xent, by Raffi
Xachagoghi Hishatakarane, by Raffi

[Arvestaked]

Sexy Aries: read Finnegan's Wake by James Joyce.